
BROCKHAMPTON have released ‘The Family’, their final album as a collective, as well a surprise parting gift, ‘TM’
Following its founding in 2010, the Texas group has now disbanded after 12 years together.
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Brockhampton rap and sing about the distance between their past and present selves, contrasting lives of financial struggle with the rewards of success in a boyband. The members trade stories of basement sessions and corner stores for accounts of Grammy wins and California moves, each verse a reckoning with upward mobility and the friendships that survive it. The track moves with purpose, its hook built to lodge itself in the listener's head. Brockhampton's gift for momentum carries through the verses: they move from the specifics of their own rise (bill collectors called off, family extracted from hardship) to something broader about mentality and loyalty, the idea that real connection outlasts circumstance. The song's refrain, "a whole new life", repeats like an affirmation, each iteration marking another distance travelled.
"ALASKA" is a track by BROCKHAMPTON, from the album SATURATION III, released 15th December 2017. The track is 3:19 long. It's filed under Hip-Hop/Rap. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 6 articles about BROCKHAMPTON.
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Following its founding in 2010, the Texas group has now disbanded after 12 years together.

The record will drop in full on 17th November via Question Everything/RCA Records

BROCKHAMPTON's seventh and final album is due to release on 17th November.

'The Family', BROCKHAMPTON's final album, will release on 17th November via Question Everything/RCA Records.

The record was announced with the same clip during their Coachella set on the weekend.

Last year, Kevin Abstract revealed the group's final album had been delayed to 2022.